Q: Where can I find current earthquake lists and maps?

A: Click on region from US or World map
or try
World-wide Maps of Various Regions - list || map
NEIC Current Bulletin - list and map
NEIC QED list
Global Earthquake Information - IRIS Seismic Monitor
United States - ANSS

Q: Can I get on a list to receive an e-mail message when there is an earthquake?

A: Please go to Earthquake Hazards Program Earthquake Information Services.

Q: How can I report an earthquake experience or related observation?

A: The Community Internet Intensity Map website has a questionnaire for recording your earthquake experiences. An intensity map is made and updated based on your answers and those of others who fill out the questionnaire.

Q: Where can I search an earthquake catalog for past events?

A:

United States earthquakes (by region or by state)
Largest earthquakes (for each state)
World-wide earthquakes (USGS catalog)
World-wide earthquakes (ANSS catalog)
Northern California
Southern California
Nevada
Pacific Northwest

Q: Where can I see current or past seismograms?

A: Most available areas in the United States and the World

Additional areas not on above map:
University of Nevada at Reno
Southern Arizona Seismic Observatory - make your own seismogram
University of Texas Institute for Geophysics